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[The Shadow]

Hmmm...yeah. I have no idea what that image is supposed to mean. A little help?

 

[Deleted member 284]

Hmmm...yeah. I have no idea what that image is supposed to mean. A little help?

How could he have the same time as the person in first and yet get less points than him?

 

[Nightbreeze]

I think it means he tied the first place guy and is pissed he got credited with second place... i dunno.

 

[Jonnyram]

CPU cheats.

 

[impirius]

Yeah, it's pretty standard in racing for ties to be awarded in reverse alphabetical order.

 

[GDJustin]

Yeah, it's pretty standard in racing for ties to be awarded in reverse alphabetical order.

Those names are the names of the teams, not the name you pick for yourself.

 

[aoi tsuki]

i've won a couple of times over the CPU with the exact same time with Team Auricom. Considering the cheapness of the CPU on Phantom, i considered it karma.

 

[Belfast]

It probably goes down to the next unrounded subset of time (which isn't actually displayed) and the CPU was probably just the tiniest of fractions faster than you.

 

[M3wThr33]

It probably goes down to the next unrounded subset of time (which isn't actually displayed) and the CPU was probably just the tiniest of fractions faster than you.

Yeah, it either is more precise than displayed or it has a set way of determining ties.

In Mario Kart, the human player will always go above the computer player.

 

[thorns]

since time is infinitely divisible, it is impossible that two people can finish at the exact same time

 

[Deleted member 284]

since time is infinitely divisible, it is impossible that two people can finish at the exact same time

Right, but the clock that Wipeout uses should not care about the infinitely divisible aspect of time. If it did, then it should add more digits after the decimals.